UBUNTU+ECLIPSE+SVN Version Control configuration notes

First step: Update the System internal package cache (prevent errors)

# sudo dpkg--clear-avail

# sudo apt-get update

Step two: Install Eclipse's SVN interface component "Javahl"

sudo apt-get install Libsvn-java

Press the Y key to start the installation, the whole process is about 10 minutes.

For more detailed documentation on Javahl, refer to: http://subclipse.tigris.org/wiki/JavaHL#head-7498d204a5be83e0e97d196ba75fc797d5f0c822

Step three: Install Eclipse's CSVN plugin

Online update Address: "http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x"

Fourth step: Modify the Eclipse configuration file

Edit Eclipse.ini

Added under-vmargs:

-djava.library.path=/usr/share/java/
-djava.library.path=/usr/lib/jni/

Fifth step: Restart Eclipse to complete the installation

Tip: Very slowly after startup, be patient and expect eclipse to do some initialization work!

After installing SVN, the 1th startup will prompt you to configure the SVN configuration information to save the path. Click "OK" to use the default

When you enter eclipse, you start the SVN view

After the setup is complete, notice that the Eclipse's view interface has changed.

Let's test it out:

Enter the configured SVN server address

For a detailed SVN server configuration, see: http://blog.csdn.net/ex_net/article/details/7397120

After entering the URL, you will be prompted to enter the login user name, password

For the convenience of opening, here you can check the saved password!

So far, Eclispe has been able to work well with SVN.

UBUNTU+ECLIPSE+SVN Version Control configuration notes